The "paint" you are asking about is a blueing agent which you can buy at most places like Napa, Carquest, etc. However if you don't know what you are looking at it will just look like smudged grease. If you look I am sure you can find a chart to show what to look at. Basically you want a ring and pinion to roll smoothly. If it turns kind of hard and not smooth it is too tight. I have set a few in the Deere 9020 series 4wd's that when I got done with setting them according to the book they would cut a piece of paper but not be set too tight. It's a fine line. In your situation you have some forgiveness in your tolerances. Good luck and be patient. You will get it.
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